Do You Feel Better?
from Blues Woman by Fiona Boyes
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I’ll admit right here that conflict distresses me. Some people seem to genuinely enjoy fighting and the intricate, internal point-scoring that follows. Relating to our fellow humans can be perplexing, but I think all we can do is try to understand while taking responsibility for our own actions. Sorry – that’s all I tell you about this one!
lyrics
Do you feel better - now that you’ve hurt me?
Is the pain in my heart
Easing yours?
Do you feel better, now that you’ve hurt me
Now there’s been a fuss and a fight
And you’ve slammed the door?
You put a stone
Right where you’re heart is
And you wrote on that stone
‘I know I’m right’
Well, it takes two to make a heart-break
Just like it takes two to make it right
And it’s all about an eye for an eye
And a tooth for a tooth
I’m doing my best to try and understand you
Believe me, that’s the truth
But go ahead and do it, if you’ve got to do it
Hold on to your blues with all your might
‘Cause I’m just living my life
And I’m trying to get it right...
Do you feel better – now that you’ve hurt me?
This is a mean old world to understand
And I believe you’ve been storing up your heartaches, baby
Instead of reaching out your hand
Instead to reaching out your hand...
Is the pain in my heart
Easing yours?
Do you feel better, now that you’ve hurt me
Now there’s been a fuss and a fight
And you’ve slammed the door?
You put a stone
Right where you’re heart is
And you wrote on that stone
‘I know I’m right’
Well, it takes two to make a heart-break
Just like it takes two to make it right
And it’s all about an eye for an eye
And a tooth for a tooth
I’m doing my best to try and understand you
Believe me, that’s the truth
But go ahead and do it, if you’ve got to do it
Hold on to your blues with all your might
‘Cause I’m just living my life
And I’m trying to get it right...
Do you feel better – now that you’ve hurt me?
This is a mean old world to understand
And I believe you’ve been storing up your heartaches, baby
Instead of reaching out your hand
Instead to reaching out your hand...
credits
from Blues Woman,
released May 5, 2009
Fiona Boyes - tremolo guitar and vocal
Derek O'Brien - guitar
Nick Connolly - B-3 organ and piano
Ronnie James - upright bass
Jimi Bott - drums and percussion
The Texas Horns: Kaz Kazanoff - tenor (solo) and baritone saxophones, percussion and horn arrangement
Al Gomez - trumpets
Fiona Boyes - tremolo guitar and vocal
Derek O'Brien - guitar
Nick Connolly - B-3 organ and piano
Ronnie James - upright bass
Jimi Bott - drums and percussion
The Texas Horns: Kaz Kazanoff - tenor (solo) and baritone saxophones, percussion and horn arrangement
Al Gomez - trumpets
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Fiona Boyes Australia
Sassy and soulful electric and acoustic blues have earned this Australian guitarslinger nominations for Blues Music Awards for four years running.
discography
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May 2009 -
Aug 2006
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